New book, Five Easy Theses, offers straightforward solutions to the nation’s most vexing problems.

A wildly popular new podcast challenges firmly held beliefs around social mobility and our education system.

A new hire on Capitol Hill might be what we need to build a finance force that will close tax loopholes for the wealthy.

Young people are set to inherit the unequal economic heritage of their parents.

The two top leaders of the Workers’ Party tried to find harmony with elites, but left the rest of the country behind in the process.

George Lakey’s new book, Viking Economics explains how the Nordic countries achieved their egalitarian society and high standard of living by addressing inequality.

One mother’s fight to shut down a private juvenile corrections facility in Louisiana known for its brutality and big profits.

For the first time, Democrats are acknowledging America’s deep racial wealth gap — Here’s how we can start to close it.

An interview with rising progressive star, Ben Chin, Political Director of Maine People’s Alliance.

The platform draft shows Democrats are willing to bite the hand that feeds them – but will they follow through?

Tax reform, Wall Street accountability, and the racial wealth divide are all acknowledged in this year’s agenda.

As Americans are desperately trying to juggle their finances, bank CEOs are maximizing their profits through overdraft fees.

Predictable as ever, the House Speaker’s plan would give an average annual tax break of nearly $800,000 to the top 0.1 percent.

This Fourth of July, we should remember what the founders knew: wealth concentration is a threat to the success of the nation.

Advocates will continue to push for the tax on Wall Street that could raise billions in revenue over 10 years.

Despite disappointing election results, the Podemos Party’s commitment on inequality has already reshaped the Spanish political landscape.

Almost half of U.S. workers earn less than $15 an hour. This new report details their struggles.

New research shows that the same inequality that gets us into economic messes, significantly slows the clean-up.

Massachusetts, California, and Oregon are all launching campaigns to combat rising inequality. Other states should take note.

A new report let’s you know how much of your community’s income growth is flowing to the one percent – down to state, city, and county.